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Whizz Giving Away Bicycle Helmets to New York Delivery Drivers
As part of the company's Ride Safe initiative, Whizz will give away 100 free bicycle helmets each month to New York City-based delivery workers.
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Multi-Carrier Matters: Strategies for E-Commerce and DTC Shippers
Shippers seeking greater control over their transportation spend are increasingly turning to a multi-carrier strategy.
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How Field Service Innovations Can Help Deliver Net-Zero Emissions
In 2021, just one in five of the 2,000 largest publicly listed companies committed to net-zero policies for carbon emissions. A wake-up call is needed, and field service operations are on the front line to deliver it.
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Marubeni and Pembina Sign Low-Carbon Ammonia Supply Chain Agreement
Pembina and Marubeni will establish a large-scale low-carbon ammonia supply chain in Canada with access to Japanese and Canadian governmental support.
Ammonia in glass, chemicals in the laboratory and industry. Photo: iStock.com/Kittisak Kaewchalun
Hyundai Motor, LG to Build $4.3bn EV Battery Factory in U.S.
The announcement comes a month after Hyundai announced that it would build an EV battery factory with SK On, another South Korean battery maker.
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Malaysian Maritime Agency Detains Chinese Barge
The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency said it was investigating if the barge was involved in the looting of two WWII British shipwrecks in the South China Sea.
The twilight hour of the Straits of Johor. Photo: iStock.com/Kinsei-TGS
How Companies Can Avoid Competing Solely on Price
Following are six actions that companies can take as they transition to a flat or declining inflationary environment.
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British Airways Cancels Dozens of Heathrow Flights After I.T. Problem
Most of the cancellations, which come on the busiest day for U.K. air travel since 2019, are for European and domestic flights.
An airplane from British Airways at London Heathrow Airport. Photo: iStock.com/Alla Tsyganova
Can Walmart’s Associate-to-Driver Program Solve the Driver Shortage?
Walmart has launched  the Associate-to-Driver Program, adding drivers to the fleet by hiring internally. Is it a real remedy for the driver shortage, or simply a PR move aimed at boosting morale?
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U.K. Car Manufacturing Outputs Grew by Almost 10% in April
During April 2023, the U.K. manufactured 66,527 cars, marking a 9.9% year-on-year increase and the third straight month that vehicle outputs have grown in the country.
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U.S. House Votes to Overturn Biden Administration Truck Emissions Rule
The opposition argued the rules would be too difficult to implement, leading to increased supply chain costs and more pressure on small business owners.
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Boeing CEO Warns Supply-Chain Constraints Could Last ‘Very Long Time’
Boeing CEO David Calhoun made the comments about supply chain constraints May 23 during a Qatar Economic Forum panel held in Doha.
Photo: Christopher Pike/Bloomberg
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